From Dusk To Dawn: Zombie Romp

Thrill The World is the annual line-dancing event for zombies that began back in 2006 at Toronto. Last year, it set a new world record when 22,571 zombies from 33 countries   danced simultaneously to the official zombie anthem, “Thriller.”

Since Malaysians have a penchant for setting bizarre records, they took to the feat like Michael Jackson to skin whitening products…

Young Vampire

Young Vampire

Saturday, 7:oo pm: At the Sunrise Fun Zone Community Centre in Mont’Kiara, the kids have the most fun where they dressed for the Halloween theme.

Young Cinderella

Young Cinderella

Young Cinderella walking away without a pair of glass slippers. She was disappointed to discover that footwear in Mont Kiara, just like hers, has holes all over 🙂

Dusk Dance

Dusk Dance

I like local events synchronised with other cities around the world. Otherwise, no typical Malaysian event will ever begin on time. This one started on the dot, as scheduled.

Japanese Zombie Corner

Japanese Zombie Corner

What was wonderful about the Sunrise Mont’Kiara event was that half the participants were kids. And they were all really enthusiastic.

Dawn Rise

Dawn Rise

Sunday, 7:00 am: At Dataran Shah Alam, zombies suffering from insomnia were seen rising early on a non-working day. There was no graveyard mist though.  Instead, plenty of haze from the dying rainforests of Sumatra engulfed the walking dead.

Thrill The World Shah Alam 2010

Thrill The World Shah Alam 2010

The same bunch of good zombies from last year’s Thrill The World Shah Alam were hopping about at Shah Alam again. See my coverage and pictures from last year here.

1Zombie Nation

1Zombie Nation

1Zombies getting along so well without slogans or campaigns.

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Spotted #1: The Hokkien Gym & More

The Hokkien gym, poodles get the best seat, a husband’s desire and more. ‘Spotted’ is the new photo series featuring random stuff that requires a second take…

Mee & The Girls

The Hokkien Gym

Three girls spotted waiting for their take away-orders at the popular ‘Tawakal Hokkien Mee’ stall. Why not work out while the noodles are being cooked? To replenish burned calories and fat instantly, nothing beats the super oily, lard-laden dish 🙂

Poodles Get The Best Seat

Poodles Get The Best Seat

With a bat in hand, two mongrels on a leash and a poodle in a pouch, this man in OUG goes for an evening stroll.

Do You Desire English Lessons?

Do You Desire English Lessons?

This billboard on the highway sounds (looks) like broken English, at first glance. Maybe not. With a  second look, it seems to be asking; Is your husband desiring you only as a baby-making machine? 🙂

Pure Klang

Pure Klang

Do you sometimes wonder whether the Bak Kut Teh you ate was pure? Maybe it was  contaminated with 8% Ipoh Road or diluted with 36% Pudu? No more such doubts. 100% Klang just moved out of Klang 🙂

A Perfect Ten

What do Malaysians do when the calendar hit a perfect ten? They get married lah. The popular places to get hitched were inundated with couples. Neither the conveyor belt-style marriage registration or the sweaty walk up the hill deterred them from Thean Hou Temple. Chaotic parking on the slope brought traffic to a standstill on 10am, 10/10/10.

Doing The Thean Hou Toss

Bride Doing The Thean Hou Toss

Budget Broadcast

This couple had to hold the microphone and interview themselves. RTM is operating on a budget 🙂

Tenuptials Crowd

Tenuptials: Finding an uncluttered background was impossible but then it suits the mass wedding theme

Happy 101010!